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1.	“I got the kit just for the free e-books” Hello Ronan, I had...
	“I got the kit just for the free e-books” Hello Ronan, I had a resume already but was looking online for some job search advice. I notice all the free tools you were giving away with the resume package. I purchased the... read full review
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2.	“You have given people a tremendous shortcut.” Your resume...
	“You have given people a tremendous shortcut.” Your resume package and free job search tools were absolutely brilliant. I had a very quick and successful job search. What you have done is amazing. You've done people a really... read full review
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Editorials

	The steep learning curve.
	There is a steep learning curve when looking for a perfect resume - it is a "survival of the fittest" that either works for you or against you. It punishes uneducated job seekers and rewards smart ones. If you... read full editorial
	Killer resume mistakes you must avoid
	Most of the resumes and cover letters available to you in books or on the Internet are the same old documents, barely reworded and resold to people everywhere as the best resume or cover letter. These boring resumes... read full editorial
	Spelling and punctuation It really goes without saying that this is the faux pas of all faux pas! It will not matter that you have created the perfect layout, written the most effective text and the used the format that suits your career perfectly if you submit a resume that contains poor punctuation or spelling mistakes. The first thing an employer/recruiter will think when they see a spelling mistake included in a resume is that you are careless and lack attention to detail, neither of which are attributes that will endear you as a candidate. Spell-checking your resume simply won’t do. Computers are not infallible. Get your resume proofread by several people both friends and colleagues who are au fait with the terminology used within the resume. Make sure that sentences are written in the correct context. Ensure that punctuation is accurate and that all spelling is correct. Sentence structure should be easy to read and professional in manner. Don’t create an otherwise well-written resume only to have it discarded because you failed to cross your T’s and dot your I’ s!
	Most of the resumes and cover letters available to you in books or on the Internet are the same old documents, barely reworded and resold to people everywhere as the best resume or cover letter. These boring resumes... read full editorial

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